Abstract: A combined diaper bag and purse includes a diaper bag with a plurality of bottle-holding pouches formed at opposed lateral faces of the diaper bag, and a purse conjoining directly to an anterior face of the diaper bag and oppositely situated from a posterior face of the diaper bag. The apparatus further includes a mechanism for detaching the purse from the anterior face of the diaper bag, a primary harness directly anchored to a proximal face of the diaper bag, and a plurality of auxiliary harnesses is directly coupled to the posterior face of the diaper bag. The apparatus further includes a mechanism for independently and slidably biasing each one of the auxiliary harnesses along a linear and horizontal path extending along the posterior face of the diaper bag.

Abstract: A strap-on waste container for receiving thrown up stomach contents includes an elongated moisture proof bag having an open end, a rigid ring connected to the bag open end, and an elongated neck strap connected on one end to the ring. The neck strap allows for hands free use of the container so that the user or an assistant need not hold the container. The neck strap further includes a fabricated stress riser that causes the neck strap to break through the application of a threshold force, allowing for easy removal of the neck strap and container.

Abstract: A carrier for carrying pool maintenance equipment comprising a substantially flat and flexible panel partitioned into a plurality of pockets. The panel is constructed from a substantially water-resistant and substantially chemical resistant material, such as vinyl coated polyester. A support bar affixed to the top edge of the panel supports the weight of the carrier. An adjustable shoulder strap is affixed to the support bar for carrying the carrier. An adjustable hose strap is affixed to the support bar and is configured for securing a coiled pool hose to the front side of the panel. The plurality of pockets of the carrier may comprise three pockets aligned vertically along the front side of the panel. A first pocket may be positioned in proximity to the top edge of the panel and may be sized to accommodate a commercial-grade skimmer net or a commercial-grade leaf rake. A second pocket may be positioned immediately below the first pocket and may be sized to accommodate a commercial-grade pool brush.

Abstract: An in-line skate carrier is provided including a rack having a plurality of recesses formed therein along a length thereof. Also included is a carrying assembly mounted on the rack for carrying the same. Next provided is a securement assembly coupled to the rack for encompassing a pair of in-line skates and securing the same to the rack with the wheels of the skates situated within the recesses.

Abstract: A device for carrying equipment, such as a pair of snow skis and other ski equipment, is provided. The device comprises a container, a means for holding the skis attached to the outside surface of the container, and a carrying belt attached to the container. The device permits skis to be conveniently transported in a sling-like fashion. In addition, other supplies can be transported within the container, or secured to the outside of the container.

Abstract: A shoulder strap suspension system has been devised for infant car seats of the rigid or molded shell type, the suspension system being made up of a shoulder strap and an undercarriage which releasably surrounds the end and side walls of the car seat and serves as an anchor or support for connecting ends of the shoulder strap either in a two point or a three point suspension, and contoured hip pads are provided on either or both sides of the car seat.